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Orange County Housing Nonprofit Receives $100MM to Solve Essential Worker Crisis

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By Lilly Riddle Ron Simon, an entrepreneur and philanthropist in Orange County, aims to stem the exodus of essential workers by building affordable homes in Southern California, according to a report from the Orange County Business Journal. Simon, whose business ventures range from cabinet manufacturing to homebuilding, is now focusing his energy and resources on […]

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